Published 4 months ago

Thousands in California’s jails have the right to vote — but here’s why many won’t

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CalMatters Ronald Latney used to believe his vote didn’t matter. But after returning to jail this year, he realized the difference it can make — especially locally. “I try to tell everybody … like, man, we need to vote, because our lives depend on this,” he said, mentioning district attorney races and bail policies. “That’s very impactful on me and what I’m going through now.” It also helps him feel involved in the world, he said: “Sometimes we…

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Thousands in California’s jails have the right to vote — but here’s why many won’t

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